Seville sits alongside the River Guadalquivir and is the capital of Andalusia, one of Spain's most popular tourist directions. The city forms the westernmost corner of the country's 'Golden Triangle' with Córdoba and Granada and is home to 3 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Moving from the old Moorish fort of the Alcázar to the Gothic Roman Cathedral or General Archives documenting the history of Spain's involvement in the Americas, visitors will quickly appreciate Seville as a city infused with a blend of numerous cultural and historical influences. The City is also renowned as being one of the hottest in Europe and in the summer months is best enjoyed in the shade, sampling some of the region's exquisite tapas and sherry. Alternatively it's a couple of hours drive from the coast, allowing for the perfect escape to the beach for the day.
The Royal Alcazar of Seville is the oldest royal palace in use in Europe and...
Take a walk through one of the most spectacular squares in Seville: the Spain...
CaixaForum is a cultural centre that hosts a wonderful array of exhibitions.
Explore the beautiful Pilate's House, an authentic aristocratic palace in...
The Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla is the most important museum of Fine...
In the heart of Seville, a visit to the Flamenco Museum is a "must" for any...
The Palace of the Dukes of Alba is a palace located in the Andalusian city of...
The Promenade of Hercules is a public park located in the historic city...
Enjoy the city of Seville, its culture, history and environment from a new...
This is the largest church in the city after the Cathedral of Our Lady of the...
The museum is in the Carthusian monastery of Santa María de las Cuevas, where...
The Hospice of the Venerable (Hospice de los Venerables) is a 17th-century...
Built in 1852, the Isabel-II Bridge (also known as Puente de Triana) is the...